PLAN C
MONDAY, MARCH 16, 2026
Montgomery County Schools decided to close early today, therefore the GISW is running on Plan C.
- Classes end at 1:45 pm.
- Lunch Break takes place in accordance with the regular schedule
- Buses leave school at 1:55 pm only and follow the
- Afternoon Program and Extended Care are cancelled.
- All afternoon and evening events are cancelled.
- For more details, please see the Standard Procedure for Cancellation of Classes at : /cancellation-of-classes.html
Nachdem Montgomery County heute ein vorzeitiges Unterrichtsende beschlossen hat gilt an der GISW Plan C.
- Der Unterricht endet um 13:45 Uhr.
- Die Mittagspause findet gem盲脽 normalem Stundenplan statt.
- Die Schulbusse fahren nur um 13:55 Uhr und folgen dem .
- Das Nachmittagsprogramm und die Sp盲tbetreuung finden heute nicht statt.
- Es finden keine Nachmittags- und Abendveranstaltungen statt.
- Weitere Details finden Sie im Standardverfahren zur Regelung bei Unterrichtsausfall unter: /unterrichtsausfall.html
Experiments Permitted!
Preschool visits "The Little Experimental Workshop" of the Upper School
Fifth- and sixth-graders who signed up for the third FUF-module 鈥渇ield biology鈥� came up with a special idea. With great enthusiasm they selected and prepared small experiments for preschoolers. The preschool students of the Frog, the Ladybug and the Seahorse groups were invited to the 鈥淏ig School鈥� where they performed these hands-on activities under the professional guidance of the 鈥淔uFies鈥�; a self-made light bulb a piano made of real bananas, a swimming candle and a lava lamp, all of which fascinated the preschoolers. Finally, the children mixed an interesting solution for soap bubbles to take back to the preschool.
The children鈥檚 visit to the science building was a fun-filled experience for the preschoolers and the 鈥淔uFies鈥� alike.
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Experiment: Floating candle |
The banana piano works! |
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Creation of a lava lamp |
Logging results |
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Discussion about constructing a light bulb |
Creating soap bubbles the scientific way |
Collaboration between the preschool and the high school sparks interest in the sciences (STEM) among our youngest students.
by Lara Agbro (Preschool Teacher) and Dr. Anja-Daniela Ellenrieder (Upper School Teacher)